Date: 12 October 2021
Present: Paul FitzGerald, Margaret Blair, Mel Galletly, Nikky Winchester, Moira Lawler, Pauline Morum, Jon Harker, Kate Dreaver, Lenka Horanska, Chris Kirk Burnand, Euon Murrell (PCC)
Apologies: Iain MacLean
October 2021 Residents’ Association meeting minutesRead More »
October 2021 Residents’ Association meeting minutes Read More »
Just in time for the holiday season, your Christmas bumper issue of our Kōrero community newsletter should have appeared in residents letterboxes by now. See the Kōrero newsletter page for the December editorial, links to PDF downloads of the current issue and all back issues, and information about contributing.
We’d love to hear from you for the first 2022 issue in February next year – the theme will be “gratitude”. Please email newsletter@pukeruabay.org.nz by 11 January 2022 if you would like to contribute a story, photo, upcoming event, poem or other item, or you’d like to sponsor us, place an advert, or list in our business directory.
Kōrero newsletter issue 5 is out now Read More »
Capital Journeys are repairing the barrier after it was damaged a couple of weeks ago and the work is scheduled for Wednesday night 10 November on State Highway 1 at the Pukerua Beach Road intersection.
There will be stop/go traffic control in place from 7pm to 5.30am. These works should not take all night and the noisiest work will be completed first. Working at night means there are fewer vehicles so the job can be completed quickly, efficiently and safely without causing major traffic delays.
Thank you for your patience while Capital Journeys make these road safety improvements in our community.
SH1/Pukerua Beach Road barrier repair Wednesday night Read More »
Pukerua Bay has a significant Māori history. Miria Pomare will speak about the people, places and events important to Māori in this place. Ashley Blair will talk about the dramatic events of the late 1880s when the railway was put through Pukerua Bay. There will also be a demonstration of the new augmented reality app “Discover Porirua” which features most of Pukerua Bay’s Heritage sites.
30 October 2021, 10.30 am (ical)
Place: Former Muri train station, end of Muri Road (map)
Event details also on Facebook.
Pukerua Bay Heritage Talks Read More »
Annual reports for this Sunday’s AGM from the various community groups, the financial report, and the draft minutes from last year’s AGM are now available for preview:
2021 AGM reports (PDF)
Agenda:
Unfortunately under COVID-19 Alert Level 2 restrictions, our plan for “high tea” refreshments has had to be abandoned.
2021 AGM reports now available Read More »
When: SATURDAY 30 October 2021, 10 am – 12 noon (ical)
Where: Pukerua Bay Community Garden & Food Forest (map)
Plant Sale ✽ Worm Farming Workshop ✽ Refreshments
Join us at the Community Garden and Food Forest (off the platform at the old Muri train station) for a family friendly fun day. Everyone is welcome.
Note: we’ll only go ahead under Alert Level 1 or 2, following government guidelines: covid19.govt.nz
Community Garden & Food Forest Spring Festival Read More »
Tuesday, 14 September 2021
Present: Paul FitzGerald, Nikky Winchester, Mel Galletly, Margaret Blair, Jonathan Harker, Pauline Morum, Euon Murrell (PCC)
Apologies: Iain McLean, Kate Dreaver, Lenka Horanska, Moira Lawler
Approval of previous minutes: moved Nikky Winchester, seconded Jonathan Harker, none opposed, carried.
September 2021 Residents’ Association meeting minutesRead More »
September 2021 Residents’ Association meeting minutes Read More »
Hopefully local households should have received the September issue of our Kōrero newsletter in the mailbox by now. It is also available as a PDF download on our Kōrero page.
Kōrero newsletter issue 4 is out Read More »
Porirua City Council is scheduling work to commence next week on repairing the slip damage on Takutai Road, aiming to start on Tuesday 21st September.
Work to commence on Takutai Road slip Read More »
A request from Carrad’s farm, to please keep off the farm during lambing season until December. Walkers and bikers can disturb the sheep which can sometimes result in lambs being abandoned, especially by the younger ewes. This includes all farm access from Rawhiti Road, Kapekape Place, and Raroa Place. Please respect this request; we are allowed access to the private farm at the discretion of the owners.
Please be mindful during lambing season Read More »
